Hastert goes (back) to work for Turkey

Philip Giraldi has a new "Deep Background" just out for the American Conservative magazine about former House Speaker Dennis Hastert's new job lobbying for Turkey - from which he has been credibly accused in the past of accepting cash bribes while still in the congress.

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Journo Deemed A U.S. Terror Threat

Apparently, the pen is so mighty, that we can't even risk certain foreign journalists flying in our airspace. According to reports over the weekend, an Air France flight to Mexico was diverted because of one passenger, Franco-Colombian writer Hernando Calvo Ospina,...

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Obama’s Double Standard on Atrocities & Evil

At a Holocaust Remembrance Day at the Capitol on Thursday, President Obama called for "fighting the silence that is evil's greatest co-conspirator." On the same day, Obama decided to oppose creation of a truth commission to vigorously investigate and expose U.S....

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Oh, Poor Judge Bybee!

Pravda reports that Federal Judge Jay Bybee, who "interpreted" the law to mean that it was perfectly okay for George W. Bush to slam people against the wall 30 times in a row after keeping them awake for a month chained to the ceiling and forced to evacuate on...

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The Paradox of Law: The Past as Prologue

by Mario Rizzo   As an economist who has specialized in the economic analysis of law, I am quite frustrated by the statements of some commentators that the Obama Administration and the Congress should not look backwards in trying to uncover and/or prosecute member of...

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Harry Reid: Pathetic

"I think it would be very unwise, from my perspective, to start having [torture] commissions, boards, tribunals, until we find out what the facts are." -Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid So, I guess the question is whether the leader of the Great Imperial Senate...

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Pity for a Constitution Stomper?

Congresswoman Jane Harman is indignant. A National Security Agency wiretap reportedly picked up her conversation seeking favors from a suspected Israeli agent in return for Harman lobbying the Justice Department to drop the lawsuit against AIPAC's former top...

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